Staying Alert: Wildfire prevention with artificial intelligence

California wildfires are becoming more devastating and destructive as we face fire season year-round. And the reason is that we've had droughts," explained James Gore, the chair of the Sonoma County Board of Supervisors. "Those droughts have exacerbated things." "There's no'fire season' anymore," said CAL FIRE firefighter Camille Edward. "Sometimes it does take a toll.